Best Glastonbury performence (since 1990)?

[alframsey]

Now, i know some people will disagree with some choices, but hey! Im gonna go with Roger Waters-2002, i know some will not agree, but it was a special moment for me that year. It all just seemed to fall into place!

Edit: I know there is quite a few to choose from, but i din't realise until i posted it lol!

Edited January 16, 2009 by alframsey

[alframsey]

No Radiohead in 2003? Mare.

[DiscoDolly]

David Bowie gets my vote, for me its still the defining Glasto performance of over 20 years of attending.

[Redcanadahat]

crowded house last year was pretty good. it was overcast before they came on. then after their set the sun was shining for the entirety of the festival. it was good times. seeing all the aussie/kiwi flags was nice :-) (i'm aussie)

but on this poll i vote muse :-)

[timespeedsup]

Think I saw Orbital in 94 - as I can't recall it, it must be the one

I would go Spiritualized 94 if I had the choice.

[BlackHole2006]

Manu Chao was the best performance over the whole of the weekend. Nothing topped it after that.

[Tugger2k]

good thread, but.....................

for me, you cant have this vote without including the levellers 1994 set or more importantly Faithless's 2002 support set.

for that reason the radiohead 97 gig gets my vote but had it been a choice of the 3 it would have been very difficult

[Tugger2k]

I knew some would disagree!!! But i thought being as i had the superior performance of 1997 in there it wouldn't matter, clearly i was wrong!

[jollynolly]

Pulp, Jarvis stormed it, followed by Mr Cash

[DaveMac]

good thread, but.....................

for me, you cant have this vote without including the levellers 1994 set or more importantly Faithless's 2002 support set.

for that reason the radiohead 97 gig gets my vote but had it been a choice of the 3 it would have been very difficult

[DaftCat]

Prodigy 1995 - amazing. think its the best gig i've ever seen anywhere

[lsdmoto]

The Verve , their set almost made me cry and lots of others around me too !!

[MikeyB37]

[alframsey]

good thread, but.....................

for me, you cant have this vote without including the levellers 1994 set or more importantly Faithless's 2002 support set.

for that reason the radiohead 97 gig gets my vote but had it been a choice of the 3 it would have been very difficult

[alframsey]

The Verve , their set almost made me cry and lots of others around me too !!

[Tugger2k]

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[strudders]

MMmm no Peter Gabriel!

OK well it will have to be RW then.

[Rachie]

i voted for pulp altho i wasnt actually there, is that allowed lol?....

[Tugger2k]

i voted for pulp altho i wasnt actually there, is that allowed lol?....

[glastonburynoodles]

Got to go with Faithless 2002. Simply life changing.

Edited January 17, 2009 by glastonburynoodles

[Tugger2k]

MMmm no Peter Gabriel!

OK well it will have to be RW then.

[Glastonbury_2011]

Will Young 2008.

[cabstar]

Stupid poll

none of the following

Faithless 02

Doves 02 other stage closing set Sunday

Electric 6 possibly the biggest crowd ever at Other Stage then having the bottle to do Gay Bar & High Voltage first so the crowd could f**k off!!!!

Coldplay 03??? 1st time pyramid

Kasabian 07 what a set!!!!

Fun Lovon Criminals

Franz Ferdinand again other stage

Twang headlining JP 07

Candi Staton 08 Jazz World

Eddie Grant 08 Jazz World

Proclaimers 08

The Music 03

Edwyn Collins Park Stage 08 possibly the most emotional set I have ever witnessed at Glasto

So many fantastic shows yet you pick possibly the worst of Glastonbury apart from Bowie in 2000 & KOL last year. Roger Waters was probably one of the worst things I ever saw at Glasto followed by boring wailing bloody Radiohead in 03 jesus there is so much more to Glasto than the pyramid headliners you know!!!!

Edited January 18, 2009 by cabstar

[FunkyChunkyMonkey]

Went for Pulp but if you included 1990, would have had to think a bit "Was The Cure Better?"

Also at Prodigy 95 - mental!!!

Faithless 02 - Legendary.

Jeez there is so much...

[mdp963]

Can't vote on this until Faithless are added ... and it would appear a number of others agree

.. not a 'stupid' poll but just ill considered

Very few of those on your list are amongst the most often quoted 'seminal' Glastonbury moments ( I know they may not necessarily be the 'best') ... but Faithless 02 are one of them

If I had to vote only from your list it would be Bowie